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...Flying Club plane this spring, and the events will include an altitude flight, a speed race, and a parade. A.U. Pabst 31, will do the cross country flying to and from Hartford, and during the meet, it is expected that the Harvard pilots will be W. N. Bump '29, F. P. Sproul '29 and M. N. Fairbanks...
From 5 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock in the evening, W. N. Bump '28, W. C. Harris '28, f. P. Sproul '29, and H. H. Timken '30, used the club's plane, turning it up and practicing for the an meet they will enter tomorrow. At 12 o'clock tomorrow, the Club plane will leave the Boston Airport for Brainard Field, Hartford, in time for the New England Aeronautical Society meet, which starts at 2 o'clock...
...Assisting the newly elected officers in carrying on the policies of the Association will be the following men: R. S. Holden '29, chairman of the Social Service Committee, P. M. Sheldon '30, chairman of the Harvard Mission Committee, J. S. Frame '29, chairman of the Chapel Committee, W. N. Bump '29, chairman of the Lectures Committee, E. D. Emigh '30, chairman of the Speakers' Bureau, D. P. Tucker '29, chairman of the Deputations Committee, C. W. Lowry E.T.S., secretary of the Graduate Schools Society, C. H. Willard 3L., secretary of the Law School Society, W. T. Buddington 3M., secretary...
...banquet held last night at the Commander Hotel, officers of the Flying Club for the year 1929 were elected. William Nelson Bump '28 of New Rochelle, New York, was re-elected president of the club. Robert Bogue Bell '30 of Noroton, Connecticut, was named vice-president. James Andrew Mars '29 of San Antonio, Texas, and Donald Merriam Leith '29 of Concord, were elected secretary and treasurer respectively...
Tonight before the meeting of the candidates Bump will briefly outline the history and purpose of the organization. The competitors will be expected to devote two afternoons a week to the competition, one afternoon at the air port to become familiar with the mechanics, construction and operation of the plane; the second afternoon to be devoted to clerical work in Cambridge...